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What made financial headlines over the weekend?

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Here's our weekly heads-up on the stories that may have caught your clients' attention over the weekend ...

Working till you drop: Five-minute guide to the chaining face of retirement A striking story from The Express this weekend - and only partly because it was evidently considered strong enough not to need the paper's trademark CAPITALISED words SCREAMING out at you from the headline. This article is based on a piece of research from Skipton Building Society's website RetireSavvy.co.uk, which suggests some six out of 10 Britons now believe they will be working into retirement. Of these, the survey found the majority expect to work part-time but also identified a significant minority - one...

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